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Come With Me on the Quickest Trip to London
Two days in London, anyone? The amount of travel I did last week for this quick trip to London isn’t for the faint of heart, but it was a trip that meant a lot to me. I was stopping by the familiar city to visit a mutual friend of the person I lost to Cancer earlier this year. Don’t worry, it wasn’t all doom and gloom. Overall, the trip was lovely. Today I’m sharing how I spent 48 hours in London, how it felt to be there without Will, and how I’m feeling now, post-trip. Let the oversharing commence.
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So, You Want to Be A Flight Attendant. Here’s How to *LAND* Your Dream Job.
Prospective flight attendants, gather round! Detailed tips, need-to-know info, and the secret to nailing your flight attendant interview all lie ahead. Weee!
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Summer Reading List 2024: 10 Books I Loved Reading this Year
We’re halfway through the year and summer is upon us. It’s time to grab a good book and hit the beach. Perhaps one of my recommendations below! None of these books is a hot new title, as is common with summer reading lists. Instead, this is a roundup of some of the books I have loved reading this year. Some are fun, some are painful, some are based on true events, some are written so beautifully that the writing is, itself, a character.
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It’s (California) LOVE! One Month of Living in San Diego
Over the course of this month, I said goodbye to a dear friend, at a funeral in the UK, moved cross country, and started my new role in the first-class cabin at work. Talk about change. It’s all been an adjustment—the time zone difference, living with roommates, working more at work, and remembering, over and over, my loss. But it’s been mostly good, and we’re taking the not-so-pleasant parts one day at a time. This post is about the good stuff. A little check in on my big move to San Diego, one month in. I’m spilling the tea on my new digs, adjusting to living with roomies, and my hellbent mission to make friends. Honestly, there is nothing profound or juicy here. Just a life update for those of you who care, and a hype-girl style unpaid promotion for the North Park neighborhood.
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You Can’t Make This Sh*T Up: The Redeye Turn From Hell
Gather round, boys, girls, and theys; Have I got a tale for you! It isn’t for the faint of heart, but if you’ve got a strong stomach—and a sense of humor, this one’s for you. If I had a dollar for every time someone said to me “I could never do your job” or “I don’t know how you do it,” I might still be an impoverished flight attendant, but I would at least be a grand richer.